PROGRAM HIKMAH 2008

MODULE 4
Chapter 6: Sources Of Energy
PART A
1. Which of the following is not an

3.

example of stored energy

A

Nuclear energy.

Chemical energy.

Electrical energy.

Potential energy.

Which of the following types of energy

are not involved in the above diagram?

2. The above diagram shows the hand

moves to wind up the coil of a toy car.

Chemical energy.

II

Electrical energy.

III

Light energy.

I, II, III

I, II

II, III

I only

The following forms of energy are

produced except

4. The following can be converted from

light energy from the Sun except

kinetic energy.

potential energy.

mechanical energy.

chemical energy.

chemical energy.

solar energy.

nuclear energy.

kinetic energy.

5.

Which of the following energy is not

involved in the above diagram?
Based on the above diagram, which of

Chemical energy.

the following statements is/are true?

II

Kinetic energy.

III

Electrical energy.

Potential energy - When played,

I, II, III

I, II

II
III

guitar strings are stretched

Sound energy - Sound of the guitar
Kinetic energy - When played, the

II, III

I only

guitar strings vibrate

A

I, II, III

I, II

II, III

I only

8.

The above diagram shows a lighted

bulb in a circuit. The energy change is

6. Sound energy Kinetic energy

A Chemical energy Electrical energy

Electrical energy Kinetic energy

Heat energy Light energy

B Chemical energy Electrical energy
Light energy + Heat energy
C Electrical energy Heat energy

Sound energy
Based on the above energy conversion,

Light energy
D Electrical energy Light energy

which of the following is the converter?

A

Hair dryer.

Telephone.

Television.

Radio.
9.

7.

I, II

II, III

I only

PART 2
The above diagram shows sources of
energy. Which of the following
represents X, Y and Z?
A
B
C
D

X
Hydro
Lighting
Water
Geotherma

Y
Nuclear
Thunder
Light
Biomass

Z
Chemical
Wind
Wind
Waves

A ball is released from position X as

shown in the above diagram.

(a) What form of energy changes

involved when the ball rolls down from
(i) X to Y?

10.

(ii) Y to Z?

(b) At which position will the ball

possess the
(i) maximum potential energy?.

According to the above, which of the

following represents X?
I

Petroleum.

II

Coal.

III

Natural gas.

(ii) maximum kinetic energy?

(c) What will happen to the ball at

position Z? Explain.

I, II, III

CHAPTER 7: HEAT

PART A
1. Which of the following is the main
A
B
C
D

source of energy?
A The sun
B Nuclear reaction

X
Absorbs heat
Releases heat
Absorbs heat
Releases heat

Y
Releases heat
Absorbs heat
Absorbs heat
Releases heat

C Electricity
D Burning of fossil fuels
4.

Physical changes of matter involve

2. Which of the following is not true

the absorption and release of heat.

about heat?

Which of the following pair is incorrectly

A Heat is form energy

matched?

B Heat can cause the temperature of

A
B
C
D

substance to increase
C Heat can easily flow through a
vacuum
D Heat can flow from a hot region to a

Physical process
Solid Liquid
Liquid Gas
Liquid Vapour
Gas Solid

Change of state
Condensation
Evaporation
Sublimation
Freezing

5. Which of the following is the best

cold region.

heat insulator?
A Wood

3.

B Plastic
C Glass
D Copper
6. Why electric cables are loosened

Based on the above diagram, which of

between the supporting poles?

the following represents X and Y?

A To easily repair when supporting poles

fall.
B To allow electric current to flow easily.
C To allow cables to sag on rainy day.
D To allow cables to contract during
cold weather.
7.

Based on the above diagram, which of

the following represents process P?

A
B
C
D

Evaporation.
Melting.
Freezing.
Condensation.

A
B
C
D

To prevent petrol from burning.

To prevent absorption of heat.
To reflect heat.
To maintain the quality of the petrol.

10. Which of the following will happen

without heat transfer?
8.
I
II
III
A
B
C
D

Based on the above diagram, which of

Water cannot boils when heated.

Clothes cannot dry.
Human always feel cold.
I, II, III
I, II
II, III
I only

the following explain usage of the gap

between the iron rails?
I
II

To allow expansion during hot day.

To prevent the railway tracks from

crooked.
III To reduce the pressure on the
A
B
C
D

railway tracks.
I, II, III
I, II
II, III
I only

9. Why petrol tanks are painted with

aluminium paint?

PART B

thumbtacks

1. The diagram above shows three

thumbtacks P, Q and R which are

(c) State the method of heat transfer in

attached to a metal rod.

this experiment.

(a) What will you observe when heat is

applied on position X?

(d) Make a conclusion from this

experiment.

(b) i) Which thumbtack will react first to

the heat?

ii) Which thumbtack will react last to the

heat

Marking scheme.
Module 3
Chapter 6
Part A
1. B

2. D

3. D

4. A

5. A

6. B

7. D

8. B

9. A

10. A

Part B
1. a) i- potential energy kinetic energy
ii- kinetic energy potential energy
b) i- X
ii- Y
c)
Chapter 7
Part A
1. A
6. D

2. C
7. B

3. D
8. A

4. B
9. B

Part B
1. a. Thumbtack fall down.
b. i- P
ii- R
c. Conduction
d. Metal is a good conduction of heat

5. D
10. B